you can find him in Dranor village in the middle of the town he sells kites and tow horses.
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If it has the "Destroy" option, then it should give you a warning message before you destor it. If it says "you can retrieve it from diango in draynor" Then yes you can get it back.
This Easter ring is a non-tradeable item and was only obtainable from the 2006 Easter event. If you had one but lost it just speak to diango in Draynor village for a replacement.
you can find sinebeam trees in Daemonheim on runescape
It isn't possible to find the exact creation date of your runescape account. Unless you remember.
Did you mean diango.? there is no dingo i dont think, but diango is in draynor village.
Right-click diango and click redeem code then enter it in!
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Diango in draynor village market place. Just right click him.
Yes, talk to Diango in Draynor village to get back any lost holiday items.
Diango Hernández was born in 1970.
The redeem-code was used to obtain the Flagstaff of Festivities for those who purchased RuneFest tickets.
go to draynor and go to the market. you will find a toy stall there. ask Diango, the toy store owner, if you would like a kite. costs 100gp for a kite or the shield kites u have to buy in the exchange or smith them
If it has the "Destroy" option, then it should give you a warning message before you destor it. If it says "you can retrieve it from diango in draynor" Then yes you can get it back.
This Easter ring is a non-tradeable item and was only obtainable from the 2006 Easter event. If you had one but lost it just speak to diango in Draynor village for a replacement.
Oh, isn't that a happy little question! If you drop an event item in RuneScape, don't worry, it should appear in Diango's item retrieval service in Draynor Village. Just head over there, and you'll likely find your event clothes waiting for you with a warm smile. Remember, there are no mistakes in RuneScape, just happy accidents!
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